Borla Chevy 16-17 Camaro 6.2L ATAK Catback w/ Dual Tips (NPP) Dual Split Rear Exit

Borla Chevy 16-17 Camaro 6.2L ATAK Catback w/ Dual Tips (NPP) Dual Split Rear Exit

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$1499.49

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Borla Chevy 16-17 Camaro 6.2L ATAK Catback w/ Dual Tips (NPP) Dual Split Rear ExitSKU: 140688 UPC: 808422006880 Borla 2016 2023 Chevrolet Camaro SS 3 in. With Dual Tips Cat Back Exhaust System ATAK Part #140688 Transform your 2016 2023 Chevrolet Camaro SS 6. 2L V8 with the Borla 140688 ATAK Cat Back exhaust system, designed for RWD 2 door coupes equipped with Dual Mode Exhaust (NPP) or Dual Split Rear Exit bumper. This 3 inch system delivers increased horsepower, torque, and fuel economy through patented straight through technology

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Packaged with care. No damage. Easy and quick to put together. I bought 2 for the deck. Goes well with any style outdoor furniture. Sturdy, heavy, wide enough that it shouldn't get blown over by the wind. The only problem was that several of the screws on each table couldn't be installed because the holes for attaching the base to the table top didn't line up properly and would not go in. The tops on each table still held together and as long as you don't lift from the top you can't tell. Other than that, they're super awesome end tables.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2026